Sentence examples for relatively small minority from inspiring English sources

Pakistani families have long turned to madrasas, and the religious schools make up a relatively small minority.

For one thing, probably only a relatively small minority of Americans can afford to save for health care.

A very valuable skill of course, and only a relatively small minority can do it well, but that minority still comprises a great many people.

He also showed conclusively that early modern English society was highly mobile: only a relatively small minority of each rising generation lived lifelong in the same parish.

And since blacks have always been a relatively small minority here (13percentt of the population at its height in 1970) the consequences are striking.

Rarely can such a tiny country as Israel, and such a relatively small minority as the diaspora Jews, have been assumed to exercise so much influence in world affairs.

California is the only state in America where the legislature is controlled by a relatively small conservative minority.

The information sheets were developed, validated, and evaluated in English speaking patients in a northern English city with a relatively small ethnic minority population.

Jeffrey S. Lehman, the dean of Michigan Law School, rejected both Judge Boggs's and Judge Gilman's conclusions, contending that Michigan's actual practices reflect "relatively small differences" between minority and other applicants and fall "comfortably within what Justice Powell contemplated".

IDEAL has also been a reliable source of community support that is very much needed at UC Berkeley, which has a relatively small population of minority students.

So, why does the appendix present problems for a relatively small, but not insignificant minority of people?